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The method of protecting EMM and ECM messages by cryptographic methods.
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A process that reads a stream of input pictures or audio samples and produces a valid coded bit stream as defined in the Digital Television Standard.
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An embodiment of an encoding process.
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An Xlet that was loaded as a result of processing a markup content entity referenced by a declarative application; an embedded Xlet is specified by means of an XDML object element.
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A time stamp in the PES Stream from which decoders of PES streams may derive timing.
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A generic term for one of the coded video, coded audio or other coded bit streams. One elementary stream is carried in a sequence of PES packets with one and only one stream_id.
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A set of granted permissions which apply to an application instance.
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A process by which one or more compressed bit streams are manipulated to produce a new compressed bit stream. Conforming edited bit streams are understood to meet the requirements defined in the Digital Television Standard.
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The target acquisition time of the first instance of a target transmitted by means of one of the asynchronous delivery protocols specified in ATSC Standard A/90.
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The earliest activation time is the earliest System Time Clock instant at which a specific target is activated using all emitted triggers (both asynchronous and synchronized).
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